St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-05
CHANGES AT THE CAPITOL.
The Old sapidiy Coin. Out and the
New COmins in TO Fill Their

The Old Rapidly Going Out and the
New COmins in TO Fill Their
Places.
1t was very interesting day at the capt.
toll building yesterday, and the crowd OF
senators, representatives and others about
the corridors made it great deal livelier
than usual. Added to this was the going
out of the old officers and the coming in of
the new, and any one familiar with the Off
GERS in days past suddenly discovered he
was a stranger. The state canvaSSing
board met again in the morning and signed
the documents. issuing certificates OF elec-
ton to the new officers as declared elected
by the figures published yesterday. Later
III the day all the incoming officers filed their
oath of office with the secretary Of state.
Gov. McGill qualifying before Chief Justice
Gilfillan. Before noon Col. Hans Matson
| assumed the duties of secretary of state, and
his assistants were installed as follows: AS
sistant secretary of state, H. Stockenstrom,
| st. Paul; chief clerk, Major Victor Hjorts-
| berg. II. A. Norton. of Minneapolis, has
the position of recording clerk temporarily.
| At 2 o'clock Sam Nichols turned over the
office of clerk of the supreme court to his
successor, j. d. Jones, who has appointed
James l.. Helm, of Rock county, his dep
uty. Attorney General NJ. E. Clapp also
took possession of his office, and Ii. w.
| ChildS. of Fergus Falls, sat down in the
chair of assistant attorney general. Col
Bobletter will not assume
THE DUTY OF TREASURER
until tomorrow and it is understood that
no changes will be made in the clerical
| force of the Office. Auditor Braden simply
stayed where he was and will not make
any changes,in his clerks. Gov. McGill will
be inaugurated at 2 o'clock this afternoon
At 4 o'clock Gov Hubbard's staff paid
him an official call and gave him gooC
Gaming. The fine g0ld-headed cane bears
Ms monogram and also the words Gov. L.
Z. Hubbard. from his staff" The staff i'll
cludes the following gentlemen:
Brig. Gen. c. NJ. MacCarthy, of st. Paul
adjutant general; Brig. Gen. J. r. King, OF
st. Paul, inspector general; Brig Gen. H. G
dicks, of Minneapolis, judge advocate gen
eral; Brig. Gen. Thomas p. Wilson, of st
| Paul, quarterlnaster general; Brig. Gen, j. P
lea, of NJ nneapoiis, commissary general
| t5rig. Gen. j. H. Murph., NJ D., of St. Paul
surgeon general; Rt. Rev. John Ireland, D
D., of St. Paul, chaplain; Co.. James Comp
| on, of Fergus Falls, Col. Christian Brandt
! If st. Paul, aides-de camp; Lieut.. Col. NJ. NJ
Williams, assistant quartermaster general.
All except Judge Rea, Bishop Ireland
md Col. Compton were present, as was
also Mrs Hubbard. Col. Hicks made th,
presentation speech, in which he referred
% Gov. Hubbard's career as a soldier anC
The always friendly feeling existing between
HIM and all the members of his staff. Gov
hubbard responded with considerable feel
.ng. saying that while he was glad to la.
Town the burden of Office he regretted tn,
breaking of personal ties, and hoped tn,
good feeling among them would Away
continue. = About noon a delegation of tn
Union League of Minneapolis waited Oh
iov. McGilI and presented their congratu
atoms. All the afternoon Gov. McGil
md his private secretary. Mr.. Moore. wer
'Ioseted at the formers residence preparin,
he inaugural address.